Just transferred my Time machine backup to a new iMac. Now I can’t log into Roon. I type the credentials then the logging in animation starts, but never gets past that. I have reinstalled Roon and restarted the computer a couple of times.
running 1.4(build 291)stable (64 bit)
Mac OS 10.13.2
iMac retina 5K 2017 with 16 GB 2400 DDR4
music is on external hard drive
Time machine does not play nicely with client server and database apps like roon. Use Roon backups. You might be forced to re set-up roon as the database will probably be messed up. This will mean removing roon and it’s specific folders in the library folders and reinstalling from scratch most likely.
If you are using Roon’s backup feature, Time Machine can backup the archive Roon creates, but if you are depending on Time Machine to backup Roon’s database, there’s a very good chance the database has been corrupted, and unfortunately this is one of the known symptoms
Can you clarify whether you were restoring a Roon Backup, or trying to use Time Machine directly? If it’s the latter, we can take a look, but in most cases there’s very little we can do once Time Machine has tampered with the database, unfortunately.
Hi @Zoren ----- Thank you for touching base with us and sharing the observations made after having tried to restore your DB from a previously created backup. I am sorry to hear of the continued troubles.
Moving forward, I would like to kindly ask you to perform the following (in this order):
#1 - Log gathering:
I would like to have our techs review your Roon logs from the the DB that is currently in place to see if we are able to determine what may have gone wrong. With this in mind, please use the instructions found here to send us a set of your “Roon” logs.
#2 - Test with a fresh install:
While our team is conducting their investigation, I would like to ensure that you have access to the application. So I would like to propose using a fresh DB which can be achieved by performing the following: